Lovense Lush 4 Review

The Lovense Lush 4 and VeDO Kiwi are both strong G-spot egg vibrators, but they differ on control style, vibration feel, and comfort. Choose the Lush 4 if you want the best app experience, long-distance partner control, and the strongest, most targeted G-spot pressure. Choose the Kiwi if you want a simpler physical remote, a slimmer fit, deeper rumbliness, and a lower price.

The Lush 4 reaches a top vibration power of 10 out of 10, while the Kiwi reaches 8. The Lush’s contoured bulb also presses that strength more directly into my G-spot, creating a fuller, more focused pressure than the Kiwi’s slimmer cylindrical shape. Lovense’s app is the other major advantage: it gives you continuous intensity control, custom patterns, and reliable long-distance control with video calls and messaging – so you can play with a partner anywhere in the world. When playing nearby, the Bluetooth range reached about 345 feet in our clear line-of-sight test compared to the Kiwi remote’s short range of 16 feet. And the battery lasted 120 minutes on high compared to the Kiwi’s 75 minute life.

The Kiwi’s advantage is rumbliness, comfort, and price. Its vibrations stay rumbly across the full range, even on high power, while the Lush 4 becomes buzzier on its upper settings. The Kiwi’s slimmer shape also avoids some of the fullness and bladder pressure I feel from the Lush 4, so I can wear it longer. It’s more comfortable, but the Lush 4’s girth can feel more stimulating.

Choose the Lovense Lush 4 for app control, long-distance play, stronger targeted G-spot stimulation, and longer battery life. Choose the VeDO Kiwi for deeper rumbliness, better comfort, a physical remote, and better value if same-room control is enough.

The Lovense Lush 4 and Lovense Lush Mini are two of the best app-controlled eggs with comparably strong hands-free G-spot stimulation, so the choice is mostly about body size and battery. Choose the Lush 4 if you want a fuller feel for more G-spot pressure and much longer runtime. Choose the Lush Mini if you prefer the better comfort of a slimmer egg.

The vibrations between the two are nearly identical, with the Lush 4 reaching 10 out of 10 on top power, while the Lush Mini reaches 9.5, and both have good rumbliness. The Lush 4’s fuller contoured bulb presses more firmly into the front wall on your G-spot. That extra fullness can feel more stimulating if you enjoy internal pressure. It also lasted 120 minutes on high in our battery test, compared with 65 minutes for the Lush Mini.

The Lush Mini gives up some fullness and battery life, but it is the more comfortable pick. Its slimmer body still targets my G-spot surprisingly well and avoids more of the stretch and bladder pressure I notice from the bigger Lush eggs. Both models are quiet, especially when worn, though the Lush 4’s vibrations are surprisingly a bit quieter despite having a tad more power.

Both use the same excellent Lovense app which is the best app of any brand – it provides excellent controls whether playing nearby or long-distance with outstanding connectivity. Both stimulate internally only, so if you need clit stimulation consider the Lovense Ferri. Choose the Lovense Lush 4 for fuller G-spot pressure, longer battery life, and slightly quieter vibrations. Choose the Lovense Lush Mini for slimmer comfort with nearly the same stimulation.

The Lovense Lush 4 and We-Vibe Jive 2 are both excellent G-spot egg vibrators. They are strong, rumbly, and quiet, with very similar shapes and vibrations, so the choice mostly comes down to your preference on control style. Choose the Lush 4 if you want the best app experience and reliable long-distance play. Choose the Jive 2 if you want a physical remote and longer battery life.

The stimulation between the two is very similar – both are powerful and rumbly. Their vibration profiles overlap almost identically, except that the Lush 4’s finishes a touch stronger, reaching a 10 out of 10 on its top power compared with the Jive 2’s 9.0. The Jive 2’s shape was also designed to match the Lush’s shape more closely than the older models – so both provide firm, targeted G-spot pressure from their full, contoured bulbs. The Jive 2 feels slightly more rumbly, but the difference is small enough that your control preference matters much more.

Lovense provides far better app control (the best of any brand), with intuitive power adjustments, easy pattern creation, outstanding connectivity, and dependable nearby or long-distance partner play. The Jive 2 also connects to an app, but We-Vibe’s app is buggy – it frequently freezes, limits the toy below its full strength, and you often can’t start a long-distance session at all. Its physical remote is the main reason to choose it – it comes with a reliable physical remote control whereas the Lush 4 is exclusively app-controlled. Some people prefer the simplicity of a physical remote and the fact you can easily change settings without looking. Others want the deeper control apps provide and the better visual feedback for the partner controlling your toy – they understand how your toy is vibrating a lot better from an app than a remote.

The Jive 2 also lasted 165 minutes on high compared with the Lush 4’s 120 minutes. Both have excellent quietness, but the Jive 2 is especially discreet – it was too quiet for our meter to register above the 35 dBA room noise on high. Choose the Lush 4 for excellent app control and long-distance play. Choose the Jive 2 for reliable remote control, longer battery life, and maximum quietness.

The Lovense Lush 3 and Lovense Lush 4 are nearly the same app-controlled egg vibrator, so the choice is mostly between the ~$10 cheaper price of the Lush 3 and slightly longer battery or the noise improvements of the Lush 4. If you already own a Lush 3, they’re similar enough you don’t need to upgrade.

Both give you the same core experience: the strongest hands-free G-spot vibrations of any egg vibrator, each with same contoured bulb that presses really well into your front wall, delivering the power to your G-spot. They use the same excellent Lovense app (the best app of any brand) for nearby and long-distance control, each is IPX7 waterproof, and both fit very securely whether in bed or wearing it around. Neither stimulates your clit, so both work best if you specifically want internal stimulation or plan to pair them with a separate clit vibrator (like the Lovense Ferri).

The Lush 4’s slight upgrades are quieter sound and longer Bluetooth range. In testing, the Lush 3 measured about 44 dBA on low and 49 dBA on high (both reasonably quiet), while the Lush 4 was at the 35 dBA ambient floor on low and only 45 dBA on high, with a cleaner sound than the Lush 3’s vibrations. The Lush 4 also reached about 345 feet in our clear line-of-sight Bluetooth range test, compared with about 130 feet for the Lush 3 (though you can control either from any distance using wi-fi or cell data). The Lush 3’s battery lasted slightly longer on full power, about 135 minutes vs. 120 minutes in our test.

Choose the Lovense Lush 4 for the quieter hum and longer Bluetooth range. Choose the Lovense Lush 3 if you want nearly identical stimulation and app control for about $10 less.

The Lovense Dolce and Lovense Lush 4 are both excellent Lovense wearables with nearly identical strong G-spot stimulation and the best app experience of any brand. The Dolce is the better choice if you want one toy for both powerful clit and G-spot stimulation in bed. The Lush 4 is better if you want something to wear around and are okay with just G-spot stimulation – it’s quieter, longer-lasting, and much more comfortable.

The Dolce’s biggest advantage is that it adds a powerful clit motor, which many people need to orgasm. I cannot orgasm from G-spot vibrations alone, so for me, the Lush 4 works best as internal stimulation paired with a separate clit vibrator or as foreplay.

Running both the Dolce’s motors together also creates some deeper, resonance than the Lush 4 can provide on its own. You can also straighten the Dolce’s adjustable spine to use it like a handheld vibrator, which gives it extra versatility for in-bed play; whereas the Lush 4’s egg-shaped body is hard to grip and maneuver for handheld use.

But the Dolce’s dual-stimulation comes with important tradeoffs. Its internal arm is girthier and the external arm can press against your pubic bone when walking, so it’s not comfortable to wear around. And both motors make it much louder than the Lush 4 which is pretty quiet. The Dolce also lasted just 45 minutes on max power in our test, compared to 120 minutes for the Lush 4.

The Lush 4 gives up clit stimulation, but it’s the better choice if you want something convenient to wear around. Its G-spot vibrations are slightly stronger and more rumbly, it’s much quieter than the Dolce, and without a clit arm it’s much less bulky making it more comfortable on the move.

Even for dual stimulation while moving around, I prefer pairing the Lush 4 with the Lovense Ferri instead of using the Dolce. Since the Lush 4 and Ferri are two separate toys, you can position each motor exactly where each works best without shifting the other. While the Dolce has an adjustable spine, the two motors are connected so it’s still harder to get both in the perfect position at the same time. And Lovense makes controlling two toys at the same time in the app just as easy as controlling the Dolce’s two motors.

Choose the Lovense Dolce for stronger, fuller dual stimulation in bed and the option to use it like a handheld. Choose the Lovense Lush 4 if you want the better G-spot wearable for walking around, quieter use, and longer sessions.

The Lovense Lush 4 and Lovense Vulse are both excellent egg vibrators providing app-controlled internal stimulation. The choice mainly comes down to whether you want the stimulation to come from powerful vibrations or thrusting, and whether you’re mainly looking for a toy to use in the bedroom (Vulse) or throughout the day (Lush).

Both are stimulating, but in different ways. The Lush 4’s vibrations are much stronger than the Vulse’s. It spans from a soft 0.1 at its gentlest setting to 10 out of 10 on top power, and its contoured bulb presses that power directly into my G-spot. The Vulse’s vibrations run only from 0.8 to 2.5 out of 10 and feel buzzy; the stimulation mostly comes from its thrusting motion instead. Some people are more responsive to movement and pressure internally than vibrations – it’s a preference. I personally enjoy the Vulse’s movement, though with its shape being straight it doesn’t target the G-spot as directly as the Lush 4’s contoured bulb.

The Lush 4 is the more practical egg vibrator to wear around for most people. It stays extremely secure while walking and heavier movement, is quiet, and lasted about 120 minutes on high in our test. The Vulse is actually the most secure motion-based wearable I’ve tested and the only one I feel comfortable walking around with. But since it moves, it’s less likely to fit that securely for everyone than the Lush 4. And its thrusting motor is much louder, its straight antenna is less comfortable than the Lush 4’s form-fitting antenna, and its battery only lasted about 60 minutes in our test.

Both use Lovense’s excellent app for nearby and long-distance control (the best app of any brand with outstanding connectivity), so there’s no difference there. Choose the Lush 4 for more powerful G-spot vibrations and a quieter, longer-lasting toy to wear around. Choose the Vulse for an internal thrusting motion, especially for hands-free use in bed (though it does fit securely enough for me to walk around with it).

The Lovense Flexer and Lovense Lush 4 are both app-controlled Lovense wearables, but they are built for different uses. The Lush 4 is the better wearable if you want strong G-spot stimulation you can keep in while moving around. The Flexer provides dual-stimulation, so you also get the clit stimulation many need to orgasm, but it’s best used in bed.

The Lush 4 is an egg vibrator for G-spot stimulation, so it does not stimulate your clit. Its advantage is G-spot stimulation and wearability: the contoured bulb presses firmly into your G-spot and the internal vibrations are stronger than the Flexer’s, it stays extremely secure during walking and heavier movement, is quiet, and lasted 120 minutes on high in our test. If you want something to wear around, it’s far better than the Flexer.

The Flexer gives you more sensations at once: strong (though buzzy) clit vibrations, moderate internal vibrations, and a flexing motion that changes pressure.For me the clit arm actually moves more than the G-spot arm. So the G-spot pressure I get is subtle, but the external arm repeatedly presses on my clit. I actually find this really stimulating, and people who like to press on their clit with their fingers will likely enjoy it. However, while that motion can be super stimulating, it can also be distracting, pinchy at times, and can feel like it’s going to work its way out – I can orgasm with it hands-free in bed, but it’s bad for wearing around. Its flexing motion also creates a distinct mechanical sound that’s loud, and makes it less secure, and much less comfortable for walking around. Its battery life also doesn’t last as long, at 95 minutes on high in our test.

Choose the Lovense Lush 4 for quiet, secure, G-spot stimulation you can wear around. Choose the Lovense Flexer if you want clit and G-spot stimulation through vibrations and motion in bed and can accept the noise and less comfortable fit.

The Lovense Ferri and Lovense Lush 4 both provide hands-free stimulation in bed or while wearing them around, with the best app control of any brand for solo use or play with a nearby or long-distance partner. The key difference is where they stimulate: the Ferri targets your clit, while the Lush 4 targets your G-spot. Since I need clit stimulation to orgasm, I personally prefer the Ferri, though you can also easily control both together through the Lovense app for dual-stimulation.

The Ferri is a panty vibrator that uses a strong magnet to anchor it wherever you place it in your underwear. It has the most powerful clit motor of any panty vibrator I’ve tested, reaches 9.35 out of 10 on top power, and its curved body transfers that power well enough that it’s one of the few panty vibrators I orgasm with hands-free. It’s the better choice if you want something to wear around that you don’t have to insert, your orgasms usually depend on clit stimulation, or you want the longer battery: 168 minutes on high in our test vs the Lush 4’s 120 minutes.

The Lush 4 is an egg vibrator, so it’s the better choice if you want strong, hands-free G-spot stimulation rather than clit stimulation. Its inserted bulb presses firmly against the G-spot, reaches a 10 out of 10 on top power, and stays more securely positioned during movement than the Ferri. Its vibrations are also quieter – it’s among the quietest wearable vibrators. However, its full internal bulb may be less comfortable to some for long wear than entirely external toys like the Ferri, or slimmer eggs like the Lush Mini.

Choose the Lovense Ferri for hands-free clit stimulation (which many need to orgasm), longer use, and better comfort. Choose the Lovense Lush 4 for strong G-spot stimulation and quieter vibrations.

The Lovense Lush 4 is the much better app-controlled egg vibrator than the We-Vibe Jive Lite unless you specifically want a slimmer, milder toy and can accept a frustrating app (even then, I’d consider the Lush Mini instead). Both are secure, especially quiet, rumbly G-spot eggs with similar battery life, but the Lush 4 gives much stronger stimulation and far more reliable control.

The Lush 4 reaches 10 out of 10 on top power, compared with the Jive Lite’s 5 out of 10 from the button and due to a We-Vibe app bug, only about 4.25 strength through the app. The Lush 4’s contoured bulb also presses that strength more directly into my G-spot, creating fuller, more focused pressure. The Jive Lite is slimmer and more comfortable for longer wear, but that flatter shape also feels less stimulating.

But the bigger reason to choose the Lush 4 is that Lovense’s app is far better. Lovense gives you reliable close-range and long-distance control, easy intensity adjustments and live pattern creation, video calls, messaging, partner settings, and most importantly outstanding connectivity. The We-Vibe app often freezes, misses commands, caps the Jive Lite below its true top power, and has long-distance bugs that can prevent sessions from starting at all. Since the Jive Lite has no physical remote, the bad app is hard to work around while wearing it.

Both are especially quiet and have good battery lives, essentially tied: 125 minutes for the Jive Lite and 120 minutes for the Lush 4.

Choose the Lovense Lush 4 for stronger, fuller G-spot stimulation and the best app-control experience. Choose the We-Vibe Jive Lite only if a slimmer fit, and milder vibrations matter more than reliable app control or intensity – even then, you might as well consider the Lush Mini instead.

The Lovense Lush 4 and NS Novelties Techno Rave are both app-controlled, especially quiet G-spot egg vibrators. But the Lush 4 is much better, with the strongest stimulation, the best app control, and a polished long-distance experience. The Techno Rave is the budget choice if you just need a comfortable egg with basic app control, and are okay sacrificing better stimulation.

The stimulation gap is the biggest difference. The Lush 4 ranges from a gentle 0.1 to a 10 out of 10 top power, and its contoured bulb presses that strength directly into my G-spot. The Techno Rave has only three steady levels, all clustered tightly between 6.75 and 7 out of 10, so it lacks both gentle warmup settings and truly strong upper levels. Its vibrations are also extremely buzzy, which feels less effective on the G-spot. The Rave’s rounded shape still gives some good front-wall pressure, so the vibrations can feel noticeable and enjoyable, but they do not feel as full or deep as the Lush 4.

Lovense’s app is also far better. It gives you continuous intensity control, live pattern creation, saved patterns, video calls, messaging, partner settings, and reliable long-distance control through normal phone behavior. The Love Spouse app works for the core job, but you mostly just select from 9 presets: three steady levels and six unlabeled patterns. Plus the Rave’s app is cluttered with ads. Though both toys had excellent connectivity in our testing.

The Techno Rave’s advantages are comfort and price. Its slimmer body creates less fullness and bladder pressure than the girthier Lush 4 (though its girthier size is more stimulating). The Lush 4 lasted longer in our battery test, 120 minutes on high compared with the Rave’s 95 minutes, but it costs more.

Choose the Lovense Lush 4 for much stronger, fuller G-spot stimulation, a wider power range, the best app, better long-distance play, and longer battery life. Choose the NS Novelties Techno Rave if you need the lowest-price app-controlled egg and care more about comfort than stimulation depth or an excellent app.